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SCRIBAL INTENTIONS IN MEDIEVAL ROMANCE: A CASE STUDY OF ROBERT THORNTON

I. A Rationale of "Scribal Corruption"?

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II. Past Assessments of Robert Thornton

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III. The Methodology of Reassessment

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IV. Constructing Thornton's Scribal Profile

V. From Profile to Rationale

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VI. Conclusions and Application

APPENDIX 1 Manuscripts and Lines Collated and Critical Editions Consulted

APPENDIX 2 Examples of Scribal Habits

COMPOSITOR B'S SPEECH-PREFIXES IN THE FIRST FOLIO OF SHAKESPEARE AND THE QUESTION OF COPY FOR 2 HENRY IV

MEMORIAL TRANSMISSION, SHORTHAND, AND JOHN OF BORDEAUX

THE BAGFORD CHAPEL RULES: A SET OF ENGLISH PRINTING HOUSE REGULATIONS, CIRCA 1686–1707

"THE TRAGEDY OF THE BOOK INDUSTRY"? BOOKSTORES AND BOOK DISTRIBUTION IN THE UNITED STATES TO 1950

COLLECTING DANTE FROM TUSCANY: THE FORMATION OF THE FISKE DANTE COLLECTION AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY

BOOK-JACKETS OF THE 1890s

A LIST OF EXAMPLES, 1891–1900, OF BRITISH AND AMERICAN PUBLISHERS' PRINTED BOOK-JACKETS, BOXES, AND OTHER DETACHABLE COVERINGS

INDEX TO THE LIST

Notes on Contributors

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